The Great London Divide: Those Who Can Afford Property And The Rest Who Can't

Once again, the U.K. capital's house prices are soaring, further widening the gap between the city's rich and poor.

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Colleges Are Quietly Shifting The Burden Of Tuition Increases To Poor Families

Data show poorer families are bearing the brunt of college price hikes.

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What Working Women Want

A persistent gender wage gap affects earners at all levels.

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St. Louis Judge Cites Citizens United to Protect Tax Breaks for Peabody Energy

With the quick stroke of a pen, a circuit court judge has silenced more than 22,000 residents.

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Bank Told to Pay $3.2 million for "Shocking" Foreclosure

Wells Fargo foreclosed on a man's home after his death, even though he had purchased an insurance policy through the bank that would have paid the remaining balance on his mortgage.

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The World's Coming Trillionaires

Global wealth has more than doubled in the past ten years. So where did all the money go?

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Why Does A College President Make 170 Times More than Adjunct Professors?

Some of the nation’s poorest people work in higher education.

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Exposed: Dow Chemical Backed Anti-Union Nonprofit with $2 Million in Michigan

The giant chemical maker was one of several corporations that helped finance a web of so-called “social welfare” nonprofits not legally obligated to publicly identify their funders.

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Scott Walker’s Little-known Scandal: When He Treated Welfare Recipients Like Dogs

When Scott Walker was county executive, how he handled programs for Milwaukee’s poor will shock and amaze you.

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A Call to Develop a Worker Cooperative Sector in New York City

How the city can create jobs and address inequality at its roots.

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